carlo mollino gilda lounge chair
by Carlo Mollino from Zanotta
carlo mollino gilda lounge chair
Design Carlo Mollino, 1954
Oak-dyed ash, bronzed-brass, upholstery
Made in Italy by Zanotta
With elegant lines and beautiful details, the Gilda lounge chair is a design masterpiece. Designed in 1954, Gilda's fluid angles and four-position adjustable seat make for a comfortable lounge chair perfect for any setting.
Gilda features a frame in natural or black varnished oak, or in natural Canaletto walnut; wax-finished varnish. Black-nickel satin finished brass metal components. Four-position adjustable backrest. Upholstery in self-extinguishing polyurethane/heat-bound polyester fiber with suspension on steel springs. Removable external fabric or leather cover.
31.1" w | 27.6" - 36.6" h | 33.5" - 44.5" d | seat: 15.3" h
Oak-dyed ash, bronzed-brass, upholstery
Made in Italy by Zanotta
With elegant lines and beautiful details, the Gilda lounge chair is a design masterpiece. Designed in 1954, Gilda's fluid angles and four-position adjustable seat make for a comfortable lounge chair perfect for any setting.
Gilda features a frame in natural or black varnished oak, or in natural Canaletto walnut; wax-finished varnish. Black-nickel satin finished brass metal components. Four-position adjustable backrest. Upholstery in self-extinguishing polyurethane/heat-bound polyester fiber with suspension on steel springs. Removable external fabric or leather cover.
31.1" w | 27.6" - 36.6" h | 33.5" - 44.5" d | seat: 15.3" h
$6,270.00 + free shipping
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Carlo Mollino
Carlo Mollino began his career as an architect and moved into other disciplines. He infused his loves of skiing, race car driving and the occult. He died of an unexpected heart-attack in 1973.
Zanotta is one of the recognized leaders in Italian industrial design. Guided by the insight and wonderful entrepreneurship abilities of the founder, Aureilio Zanotta, beginning in the 1960s it won and has held the international spotlight. This was thanks to its products: emblematic for both their formal and technological innovations.